Conference
Informal Meetup
Online / Virtual
Workshop
Event
Parkinson's Online Campaigns meetup
Parkinson's UK
Cost:
Free
If you are impacted by Parkinson's, we would love you to come along to be part of our growing campaigns community in Northern Ireland.
We want to hear the issues and concerns of the Parkinson’s Community. Are you having trouble getting through to your GP? Or Consultant? Are you having issues applying for a Blue Badge or PIP? What other concerns do you have? We want to hear them.
In November we are holding two online meet ups which are an opportunity for you to share your issues and work together to try and find some solutions.
- Online: Monday 13 November from 12 pm- 1 pm
- Online: Thursday 23 November from 7pm-8pm
Contact Sarah by email to register at: smccullyrussell@parkinsons.org.uk
Let's work together to make change happen.
Sector:
- Advice services
- Carers
- Community development
- Health and wellbeing
- Lobbying/policy
- Rural development
Parkinson's Online Campaigns meetup
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